Where do the downloaded songs get saved on the phone in the Jio music app for Android?
Firstly , All Data downloaded via Jio Apps , I.e.Movies , Music and Magazines are downloaded into Encrypted format. By Encryption I mean It has a protection code and can only be unlock by the Decryption software pre-installed in Jio Apps. So, Even if you find the files you will require either a Decryption software ( which is not yet available for any jio products) or you must crack the files yourself (which will require time for brute force and pro Skill ).Just for case, here you will be finding all the jio data :Click on Android then Select data then select app data you want eg: for music click com.jio.media.jiomusic . If your files are not visible here, check for a files folder within in.Link: Android / data / com.jio.media.jiomusic / files
How does alphabetical order or sorting order work in Chinese?
There are several ways (which causes all manner of confusion for people attempting to implement sorters for Chinese, as I did once upon a time):Stroke count order, and various rules within stroke-counts that resolve characters that have equal number of stroke counts. The Kangxi Dictionary defined a sort order for Traditional Chinese characters that is used with them.Stroke count order for Simplified Chinese characters. As the same character can have different numbers of strokes in its traditional and simplified representation, this produces a different sort order than the above.Pinyin sort order. Here, you have a sort order defined by the character’s rendering into Pinyin based on Pinyin alphabetical order. Many modern dictionaries use this form, particularly ones that are used by Westerners.There are probably other ways, but the above are the ones we worried about in our software :)As I recall, pre-UTF-8 encodings from the PRC used simplified stroke order for byte position, while some encodings from Hong Kong and Taiwan used traditional stroke order. Yet others used Pinyin sort order. UTF-8 uses a kludgy compromise sort order that doesn’t satisfy anyone, so if you want a real sort, you need to know the language and the specific desired sort order.Fortunately, strings of Chinese characters can be sorted character-by-character so a lookup-array-based sort will work. Finding and/or composing the lookup-arrays is the tricky part in doing sorting software…Note that Japanese (Kanji) and Korean (Hanja) also use the same character set, but have subtly different sort orders for them also.This is part of the reason why you need a notion of Collation, and simple byte-sorts aren’t enough.
How do I sort playlists into alphabetical order in spotify?
I don't think there's a way to do that from the UI. Of course, you can drag and drop to reorder them manually, but that will not be very pleasant with hundreds of playlists.However, Spotify provides a library for third-party software to interface with its client. This library also supports reordering playlists.I found a tool at http://getsatisfaction.com/spoti... which seems to do what you need to, but I have not tested it myself. I'd appreciate hearing your experiences with it.Note that this tool also makes some other changes to the playlists. Read the page first.
How can I add a downloaded mp3 music to my iPhone playlists?
How to Add MP3 to iPhone 8/7/6S etc from Computer?You have 2 ways to add MP3 to iPhone from computer with vast purchased songs, free ripped CD songs, downloaded YouTube/SoundCloud MP3 as well as self-made music.Traditional Way - iTunesiTunes is the native transfer tool for Apple products that you can use to transfer music, video, photo bettween iPhone and computer. To add MP3 music to iPhone via iTunes, you need to make sure your iTunes is up-to-date. Commonly, it needs iTunes 12.5 or newer installed on your computer to detect iPhone successfully.Step 1: Launch iTunes and connect your iPhone to computer with Apple original USB cable.Step 2: When the iPhone device tab is shown in the upper-right corner of iTunes windows, click it and you will see a list of options like "Music", "Movies", "TV Shows", etc.Step 3: To transfer MP3 to iPhone, you need first import MP3 music files to iTunes Library by clicking "File" -> "Add File to Library…".Step 4: Add music to iPhone now. Just click the "Music" in the list -> then choose "Sync Music" -> choose "Entire music library" or "Selected playlist, artists, albums, and genres" to transfer -> hit "Apply". The transferring process may spend you some time, just wait seconds.2. Add MP3 Music to iPhone without iTunesHere introduces you a brand-new iPhone Music Manager - DearMob iPhone Music Manager to add any MP3 song to iPhone 8/7/6S/6 etc without hassle. It can transfer kinds of music songs to iPhone from computer without the restrictions to formats, genres, types, etc, and automatically detect music on iPhone to help you organize iPhone music by deleting the unwanted songs or edit the music ID tags. Also, make iPhone ringtones for you if you need.Step 1. Install DearMob iPhone Music Manager and launch it.Step 2. Connect your iPhone to computer with Apple original USB cable. Tap "Trust this computer" when there is a message popping up on your iPhone.Step 3. Add MP3 to iPhone.* Drag'n drop one or more music songs on computer to iPhone. DearMob iPhone Music Manager will automatically receive the songs, and then click "Sync" button to add music to iPhone.* Click "Add Music" to add songs to iPhone. When the music folder on your computer pops up -> click one or two songs -> Open -> "Sync" to import to your iPhone.* Click "Add Folder" to add playlist. Click the music folder you want to add -> click "Select Folder" -> tap "Sync" button to add songs to iPhone in batch.
I have created a playlist in the Gaana Android app, but I am not able to access that playlist. How do I access that playlist?
It's easy. Open the menu and go to favorites, and then click on playlists.The next version will make it even easier.
What is the probability that a playlist on shuffle will play in order?
This will only work if the songs don't repeat themselves. Multiply the number of songs by each number below it - then put that number under 1. Then convert the fraction into a percentage.For instance:If there is 1 song in the playlist then it is 1*1 = 1Then make it into a fraction: 1/11/1 = 1 (move the decimal over 2 places to get the percentage = 100)It will 100% of the time play in orderIf there are 2 songs in the playlist then it is 2*1 = 2Then make it into a fraction: 1/21/2 = .5 (move the decimal over 2 places to get the percentage = 50)It will 50% of the time play in orderIf there are 3 songs in the playlist then it is 3*2*1 = 6Then make it into a fraction: 1/61/6 = .16666... (move the decimal over 2 places to get the percentage = 16.66)It will about 16.66% of the time play in orderIf there are 4 songs in the playlist then it is 4*3*2*1 = 24Then make it into a fraction: 1/241/24 = .0416666... (move the decimal over 2 places to get the percentage = 4.16)It will about 4.16% of the time play in order
How are songs selected in shuffle mode on a music playing device?
Like my friend below has already answered , The shuffling is based on the Fisher-Yates algorithm.Let me explain it a bit further with an example. Let say you have an array A of all the songs names arranged in some order (Say Alphabetically).Now to randomize it, select a random no up to size(A) and and copy that element (Song name) from that position from array A to new array B. now delete that song name from array A. Continue this process until you get to empty array A.In short what you have done is that you moved a random song from first array to new array one by one hence getting shuffled songs in new array.For the overhead part, if you want to decrease the complexity you can do it in a single array by swapping the values but yes if you do it with two arrays it might slow down your player depending upon the length of your array.